Over the past 24 hours, 32 wildfires have broken out across Greece. The Fire Service reports that 29 of these fires have been contained in their initial stages, while efforts continue to control the remaining three.
The government wants to strengthen collective bargaining procedures, reversing a trend that saw sector agreements often ditched in favor of enterprise deals.
An exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of Mykonos commemorates 150 years of research by the French School of Athens on the sacred island of Delos, which began systematically in 1873.
Victoria De Angelis, the acclaimed bassist and style icon of Italian rock sensations Maneskin, will headline a high-energy show at Universe (87 Kifissou) on October 19.
Cyprus rejected reports of an airspace closure on Friday, confirming that flights to and from the island are operating normally.
Persistently high temperatures and dry conditions are raising the prospects of food scarcity in Europe.
A memorial service for Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader killed in a strike in Tehran, was held Friday at Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey.
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou congratulated Antonis Papakonstantinou, Petros Gaidatzis, Zoi Fitsiou, and Milena Kontou for winning two bronze medals in rowing at the Paris Olympics, calling their achievement a source of national pride.
Experts say the Greek economy will grow at a slower pace than expected, affecting expectations for inflation and also for interest rates.
Could Athens ever be included in a list of cities that offer a high quality of life for their residents?